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iced {adj} [covered with ice]
5
eisbedeckt
dead {adj} [e.g. birth, point, ice, weight]Tot- [z. B. Geburt, Punkt, Eis, Last]
Verbs
to crush [ice, rock etc.]
64
zerkleinern
sports to flick (sth.) [esp. football / soccer, (ice) hockey]
33
(etw.) schlenzen [bes. Fußball, Eishockey]
sports to deke [ice hockey]
17
antäuschen
gastr. to dip sth. [ice cream]
12
etw. portionieren [Eis]
[to ice sb.] [Am.] [coll.] [to murder] jdn. kalt machen [FALSCH für: kaltmachen] [ugs.] [ermorden]
to ice sth. [cool with ice]etw.Akk. (mit Eis) kühlen
Nouns
FoodInd. gastr. scoop [of ice cream]
1186
Kugel {f} [Eis]
sports skate [ice skate]
497
Schlittschuh {m}
gastr. tub [of ice-cream, margarine, etc.]
331
Becher {m} [Eis, Margerine etc.]
floe [ice floe]
178
Scholle {f} [Eisscholle]
gastr. icecream [spv.] [ice cream]
74
Eis {n} [Eiscreme]
blade [ice skates]
68
Kufe {f} [am Schlittschuh]
geol. hummock [in an ice field]
64
Eishügel {m}
sports hockey [Am.] [ice hockey]
33
Eishockey {n}
gastr. cornet [Br.] [conical wafer for an ice-cream]
25
Eistüte {f}
cake [of soap, of ice etc]
17
Block {m} [Eisblock etc.]
geol. hummocks [in an ice field]
17
Eishügel {pl}
gastr. scooper [e.g. for ice cream, desserts]
15
Portionierer {m} [z. B. für Eiskugeln, Desserts]
gastr. ice [Br.] [ice cream]
14
Eiscreme {f}
sports flick [esp. football / soccer, (ice) hockey]
11
Schlenzer {m} [bes. Fußball, (Eis-)Hockey]
icemen [Ice Saints]
8
Eisheilige {pl}
FoodInd. gastr. spoonability [of ice cream]
8
Löffelbarkeit {f} [von Speiseeis]
gastr. tools disher [ice-cream scoop]
7
Eisportionierer {m}
gastr. coupe [ice cream]
6
Coupe {m} [schweiz.] [sonst auch {f}] [Eisbecher]
gastr. scoop [of ice cream]
6
Bollen {m} [regional] [Eiskugel]
climbing verglas [thin coating of ice on rock]
6
Glaseis {n} [dünne Eisschicht auf Felsen]
sports defenceman [esp. Br.] [ice hockey, street hockey, lacrosse, water polo]
5
Verteidiger {m}
geol. hummock [hump or ridge in an ice field]
5
Presseishügel {m}
gastr. ice [water ice]
5
Wassereis {n}
climbing [a type of crampon in mountaineering and ice climbing]Grödel {n} [meistens im Plural verwendet]
[chair-like sled to be pushed over the ice by a skater]Stuhlschlitten {m} [Stoßschlitten; wird i. d. R. von einem Schlittschuhläufer geschoben]
gastr. [cold punch with ice cream]Schlammbowle {f} [Bowle mit Speiseeiskrem aufgefüllt]
gastr. [German ice cream made to look like a plate of spaghetti]Spaghettieis {n}
gastr. [Pinachee cream ice or stewed fruit]Panaschee {n} [auch: Panaché] [veraltet]
hydro. meteo. spec. aufeis [sheet-like mass of layered ice]Aufeis {n}
geol. meteo. crevassing [in ice, rock, steel]Spaltenbildung {f} [im Eis, Fels, Stahl]
sports defenseman [Am.] [ice hockey, street hockey, lacrosse, water polo]Verteidiger {m}
gastr. float [Am.] [Can.] [ice cream soda]Eiscreme-Soda {n}
sports hooking [ice hockey]Haken {n} mit dem Stock [Eishockey]
geol. iceblink [also: blink, ice blink] [reflected glare in the sky caused by a sea ice field]Eisblänke {f} [reflektiertes blendendes Licht über einer Eisoberfläche am Meer]
meteo. iceblink [also: ice blink]Eisblink {m}
meteo. icing [ice buildup, e.g., on roads, aircraft wings]Eisbildung {f}
sports icing [ice hockey]Icing {n} [Eishockey]
FoodInd. gastr. jimmies [Am.] [coll.] [tiny bits of chocolate sprinkled on ice cream or cakes]Schokoladenstreusel {pl}
hydro. meteo. spec. naled [sheet-like mass of layered ice]Aufeis {n}
hydro. pack [short for: pack ice]Packeis {n}
penitentes [ice penitents]Büßereis {n}
sports period [ice hockey]Drittel {n} [im Eishockey]
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